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WOW This is fantastic - love the colour, the composition, and the quote. Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteJanice you are really good at this - I love what you make each week. Well done - it's brilliant. xx
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever, Janice - this is fab x
ReplyDeleteI translated your blog Janice so it was better understandable for me.
ReplyDeleteI had never heard of the Poem Tam O'Shanter by Robert Burns. It still suprises me what a learn by other "participaters?" of Vron's blog.
What you made of the picture brings me deep respect. In Holland we would say " fantatisch gedaan" (fantastic)
Janice, this is phenomenal! I love it. I have been to Robert Burns' wee little cottage. I had an ancestor who used to hold Bobby Burns teas on Sunday afternoon, where they read his poetry and who knows what else.
ReplyDeleteI love your work here.
I'm with Vron. I love it all. You've blended the image into the scene perfectly. Good work!
ReplyDeleteVery fantastic! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love how you have worked the ghostly ladies into the picture and I really enjoyed the story behind it. Wonderful stuff!
ReplyDeleteThis is really great Janice. You clever girl.
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fantastic how you incorporated them in this scene!! love it!!
ReplyDeleteHow clever are you??? You can hardly believe that you have used the ame image! x
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful, Janice! I love it..very clever and beautifully done!
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